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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
The Three Strangers.
BY THOMAS HARDY.

Among the few features of agricul-
tural England which retain an appear
ance but little modified by the lapse Of
centuries may be reckoned the high,
grassy, and furry downs, coombs, or
eweleases, as they are indifferently call
ed, that filled large area of certain
counties in the south and southwest.
If any mark of human habitation is met
with hereOn it usually takes the form
of the solitary cottage OF some shep-
herd.
Fifty years ago such lonely cottage
stood on such down, and may possibly
be standing there now. In spite of its
loneliness, however, the spot, by actual
measurement, was not more than five
miles from a county town. Yet what
Of that2 Five miles of irregular upland
during the long, inimical season, with
their sleets, SHOWS, rains, and mists,
afford Withdrawing space enough to iso-
late TimOn or a NebuchadneZZar;
much less, in fair weather, to please
that less repellant tribe, the poets,
philosophers, artists. and others who
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has NoWiFwo Trains Daily
10 and From New Orleans.
The new time card Of the southern Pacific
gOes in force TO-DAY, giving two q ans daily, rs
follows:
Il nnINn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12

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Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Natures
Own True Laxative. II is the most easily
taken and most pleasantly effective remedy
known 20 cleanse the system when bilious or
COstive; 10 dispel headaches. colds and fevers;
TO cure habitual constipation, Indigestion, etc.
For sale in 30 cents and 81 bottles by f. Kali
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12

s. A. 81 L. P. Railroad.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Unui further notice, oar trains vii run
Daily except Sunday as follows:
s,4,rgpI.a.IEn TuAtNs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12

The advantage of this service is apparent,
ss IL prevents frequent lay over or twelve
hours ~ Houston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ARRIVALS.
From 1t. Louis, 5lissOuri Pacific. ln'5U D. IN
rrUuI -. Louis, via iron Mountain 1850 p. m
TrOm st. Louis, VIA Missouri Pacihc. O!5U ~ IN
rom LHrClo ...... .......... 90. 800 a. IN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State of Texas to all Persons Inter-
ested in the Administration of the Es-
tate of A. j. Leslie, Deceased.

CtTATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF BEXAR-
= County Court in Matters of Probate-To
May Term, lSS7.-Samuel g. Leslie, legatee
and devisee of the estate Of A. j. Leslie, de-
ceased, has filed lis final account and applica-
ton for release from bond in the County Court
of Bexar County, which will be acted ON ut the
May Term, A. ID. 1887, of said court, at the
Courthouse thereof, In the city OF San Anto-
Mo- after this notice shall have been duly pub
lished for twenty l20) successive days 10 some
newspaper published in Bcxar county, Texas,
at which time all persons interested in said es-
tate may appear and make objections thereto,
II they see proper.
Witness, Thad W. Smith, Clerk of County
Court of Bexar County, and seal of said court,
at my Office in San Antonio, this 2Dth day of
April, A. ID. lsS7. - ..,,
ID. THAD. ". SMITH,
Clerk County Court BcXar County.
Issued same day.
Came To hand April ~. 1887, at 10 o'clock a.
IN. Publication OF this notice ordered in the
San Antonio Daily Light, a newspaper pub
lished at San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas,
for twenty successive day previous 20 the re-
turn day thereof NAT. LEWIS,
Sheriff BeXar County.
By W. G. NJ. SAMUELs, Deputy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
NJ MI0Nt % %lT@ys' h ssBS

Soother at hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or MOTphiRe, but gives the child natural
ease from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
WaIaet 9afota.

gulsrapporterne fra 3atoia er meset
uhllbitanbise os utilfrebsliaenoe, men
iaa nteset er BOG ~iiifert, at en- Majcritet
af 8alserne er for, at 1erritoriet oeles.
Z 4 5emtebele at Territories Counter
blep Yrobibitions 1ia9sset peotaset.
Majoriteten for 9elins at 9erritoriet
auIlaaes til liot oper $4,000 Stemmer,
% for Brubibition til benimoo 1900
Stemmer. 80 Yrpct. al 9afotas Bel
sere er for Brobibition. Neoenitaaenoe
9abel piier Stemmegipningen | De for
ifjelise Counter. Sra enfeIte Conn
tier bar man enonu life iaaet paaiioeli=
se galseiterretninser, men beni,e 9as
bel antases bog at bore nosenlunoe
FORFEIT.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Samuel 8rannpn, en- 9ib ben riseite
Wanb / San 5rancisco, bpr MI paa ct
bilist 2psibus Der % eier lite en-
Dollar.
= Senator Gbanbleri 6 oncoro, N.Y.,
er bespnbt at inbiamle Yense til 8rOn.
ceitatuer af Sranflin, Iierce % Spbn
3. Sa!e.
- Streifen blanot &ulsraperne /
Sprinbfslbbiitrittet. Su., er enbt. @le
Streiterne sienOptOs Irbeibet til ben
2sn, iom Irbeiossiperne .tilbSb benz,
nemiis 621 Gents pr. 2cn.
= aulsrauerne i g~panspiaes9 iitrif'
tet, Subiana, neblusbe Grbeioet isjen /
9irsbas. De bupbe netop ueret paa
STREET. / 4 Tiger % fun arbeibet nosle
iaa Gage. @rubeeierne forbSiebe Sri
fen paa Sui, us Irbeioerne Iorlanste,
at en- Del al ben forbsieoe sSris fnloe
tilfalbe Dem.
= @tspebiiipnen til Staulep Soils.
fra BrpsIel er Der fpmmet llnoerret.
ming ON, at Der | Slutten at Sftubs,
oil bliue afienpt en- Ifoslins al befsilf'
Oificerer unSer Nnisriel al &apteir
S~anbepclps til apnsp for Der at iatt,
fig / Spioisn for en- itarf Expedition
Der antagea life blot at uGre rettet moi
b. arabilfc Sl~auebanblers. men bpiI
paientlisite Opsape ifal bore at inb
lemme nsanoaoiItriftet | a~cnspitaten
Oct itsrite @ntal guiier ! JOrbOl
bet til Suitemansbeu fiuoes | Speits
Der er Jolt SIS 7ibsFriIter, b. b. I. c
for bper 3,505 S%nbbpssere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
LITERARY NOTES.

A ~PosTHUMous essay entitled ain Dick
ns-Land", will a, pear in the Christmas
ScRmNEg's, by Edwin Percy Whipple, the
late critic and lecturer, who was one of the
most ardent admirers of the genius of
Charles Dickens.
ii. G. BUNNER's story in SCRIBNFR's for
December is entitled "The Zadoc Pine
Labor Union, and is said TO be filled whit
humor and genial satire exposing the
absurdity of the foreign ideas about labor
and capital which have found a foothold
among w~orkingmen in this country.
f. ii. BLAsHFIELD, the well known
painter, and his wife, who have been fire.
quent residents and close students of Flor
ence, have contributed to the Christmas
SCRIBNER's Il delightful paper as~sociating
some of the most picturesque features OF
that city with the scenes of George Eliot's
famous romance, "Romola'. Mr.. Blash
field has made sixteen beautiful drawings
to illustrate it.
BRET HATES story in the forthcoming
Christmas S~CRIBNER's is entitled "a Drift
from Redwood Camp The scene of it is
on the Pacific coast-the region of his early
successes. The hero of il, "Skeesicks", is
said to be an interesting type of the "no-
account man.
AMONG the skilful engravers whose work
will appear in the Christmas SCRIBNER's
are such well-known names as Robert
Hoski Frank French, L. Heinemann,
El...4ge Kingsley and Fred. Juengling.
The coAer of the Christmas number OF
SoRDNER's MAGAZINE will be something
entirely unique in the field Of magazine
publication.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
NaIgcne.

z Spiud blep @uoernpr 2arrabee
sienpalst meb 1870 Stemmers Elu-
ralitet. 9e andre republltauiie 3anoiz
batter for Statsembeoer bleu osiaa palste
uen omtrent iamme Yluralitet. Tes
publifanerne bar benimpo 40 Stemmers
@aioritet / 2esisluturen. Oct iamieoe
Qlntul Stcmmer, Tom %aisapes, bar ca.
$4,000 minore END iiior.
8 Rsp gorf leirebe 9emOfraterne
msb $4,000 Stemmers Wajoritet. Sen-
rp Georges Yarti fit ialt 10000 Stem.
mer, bpilfst er me9et miaore, eno man
baobe uentet % betpoelis miuore euo
;fior. Yrpbibitipniiterue baobe ~beipoelie
flere gilb9nsere enc tiolisere.
s Obiu isirsbe &epublitanerne met
$4,000 Stemmers Maioritet. % | Sc
sislaturen bar DC Maioritet.
s Masiaduietts, Yennipluania, We
bralfa % New Seriep oalstes be repub.
litanife &anoioater.
s girsinia % Warplanb ieirebe De
mpfraterue.
s Oregon bleu @rObibitions.iIasse
til aodititutiunea neoItemt mee 1900
Stemmers MaiOritet.
S Chicago % GpQt gountp pano
8spublitanerne Ell fulbftanbis Seier
bl. U. palste be en- 0ommer oeb Supe
rior 3omitulen, IN oifentlis Guflase
% ole fine SuuSibater for GpuntpsGom
misiioners.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

s Rerbeoea Of @laSitOnes golig
Sawarben Dor en- sauimel &one, Der
leper al at bare 8repe. aouen er poers
iissaaenbe rabital % forismmer aloris
at inbfinoe fig paa SernbaueItationen,
naar @lnbitone ital reiie bort / p%ulitiife
4nlissenoer.
Ser ON 9aseu fit aOnen SeisS al
@labitone meb Suitru, %. oa bun netOt
bapoe &affefieoien paa, bsb bun benz er
Sop aafie. De mcbtoS S%nbbpoelien
fab en- bel Time Dos Samle Warsare
os pratebe usb 8affeu ON Dit os 9a
ps Yoliiif til paa 9isbet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

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Regulate the regulator"

Meb iuubt Blob fslser iuno Selie.
8rua 8arner's Log Cabin Sarsapa-
rilla, % man oil Opnaa be8se Dele.
Del er bet beoite WioSel. Stsrit 5laite.
100 9pier for s1.00.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

alminoelise gentsapiier. &uoIfene 1tanz
Ieoe Sporpc9nene, Splf fom lsbenbe
%barbppeoet no fra oeres &pntprer, fort
iast alt ftaniebe, inbtil Npssierrisbeben
bar bfeoet tilfrebs ftiuet. Seen / ubfan>
terne al 8pen, buorben Blaoene life Tom
laa burtist, bar g~slefonerne / trapel
Tirfiombeb, % Gpptbeter, buur be faubs
les, blep Somlin9siteoet for en- Mensbe
al be NermeitbUsnbe.
&elultatet bar, iOm o~ueuior meboelt,
al S6ipaS % 5ielpeu blep benaaost h,eo
l%iosoarist 5ansiel, Os at De Bprise
lfaloe banses Den naite Dag. 2insa
par bog loplis %unOfplpt, % Der bar
'aalebes taa fire tilbase: YarIpns,
Spies, @nsel % Slider, De tire iibItt
1plfere, ben isrite en- Gm%erifuner.
gubuer mao aaturlispis outage, a,
Suoernsrsn banbleoe eiter iin bebit,
Suerbeoisnins, % Der er beriOr us'ac
fun to 9ins oeS Senne iioite Sortajteli,
AZ appsaen til bans Milobso, Der far
relies alUorlise S~nouenbinssr imur
Zen fOrite er ben Gntpbnins i bans
Suoltab, at ban lite tunbe piie Milbse,
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

ttI, Jun uuoe uptelpoiue UGH uuuHIeHpe
Yrobibiiionslop.
- @serbrussbepartementets maanebs
lise &appOrt ubfOm ! 2Orsoass. Den
an laar %llobpttet al Wais til 1853
OOO, 900 8uibels, elIer 1919 9uibel pr.
Ncre. Oct sienueminitlise ubbptte er
liot minbre enb / 1881. 1~obafsaulen
sr meset liben; Der bliper neppe mere
enb en- Srebiebel al en- almiuoelig Iu.
ling. gomulpsbsiten an1laaes til g..
100000 8GIer.
= George @rant, en- Nesertot %
Oeiperapo, bleu / 5irsbass Itubt "a
prabt al en- Yclitibetient | &anIas Gitp.
San falbt Dob paa bet Steo, bppr han
for 5 Iar iiosn brabte en- Yplitibe4ient.
5ur benne 5prbrpoelie blep en- uifploia
Neser lpn6et Of en- iurbitret Igbelbub.
- Den befienote Sppaffeliespreoi,
faut 3. 6. Mooop bar +, aipiste Hoe
bplbt Ell G9tfe Msoer / bet iuerife
Wisiionstabernatel / Minneapulis.
- Vile Maltsicrere / Milwautee,
@is., nsolasbe grbeiost / 9irsbaas.
De ~iorlanser 500 ON Maaneoen. Sto
III bar De iaat s55. 9et antaees, at
Streiieu biipsr i~ansuaris.
- Merifauite IutOriteter er uiaias
til at arbeiSe iammen mee be ameri.
fanite for at abrpobe be meri.anite
8anoitter lanss @renisn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Snoenrissminiiter 2amar bar ammo
bet Breiiben Cleveland ON at furlanse
General 9ano gpmmis ioner Spnrfs's
&eiisuatipn, iorbi bcrne trcr, of ban
peb mere END Snbenri Jsminiteren, os
fOroi ban ben lobe b8. ienbte BAN ct
Srco pS ppiOrbrece bam til at uuoer-
igse puunp en- al bnm ubIteot Srbre an
suaeuoe GbicasO, ct. Sdul, Wiuneapo.
lis & Omaha Sauens 9anbsrant.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

@eneral &user bar t~elcsraferet fra
@rOiu glscuturet | Montana til ariss-
bepartcmentet, at be oprsrIte groip Sns
bianere er MI UNDER 8aretast. Der
berifer III goo 5u%rltaaelie meIem be
Spibe % Snbiuuerue. General Singer
% bans Trooper oil blise ienot tilbase
til Sort Smelling iaainart Suoianerne
penSer tilbnse til fine Sjcm,
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Yrefioent Cleveland Dor ubneont
8ilIium M, Slauoins til &esiiter ueb
2%auOfcatoret | ct. gruir SAILS, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
SRA @aibinstom.

Commissioner al internal revenue
bar off~sntlissiOrt fin aarlise SEAPORT.
Sau anlnar SuStrsierne FRA inter
nal revenue for inbepnrenbe 5iifalaar
til $l2O,000,0 900, 'aairemt be nuparenbe
Sfatteintlter life reouceres. Suot9g
terue fra S.atten paa Spirituoia or
miuore iaar enb | oct ioresaaenoe, men
ftsrrc paa ai9ret 8usbritfe, 9pbaf,
Ole cmarsurine pip. llogifterne ueo
Snotr9pninaen al ben inocnlanofe Stat
bar s4,065. Jas eIer umtrent 7 Brocent
al be inmleoe Suot1ster. s bet libfte
Siunnsnar blep 465 uloplise 8ranbes
pirSbrGnoerier belaslaste. SnbtGss
terne fra Staten paa Oleomarsarine
bar pmtrent en- RiDion Dollars, bpilfet
or resct mere. enb man bapbe pentet.
Gntnlet al 8erioner, Tom eriper benne
Sorretniug, er / Iaret 9pb rebuceret
fra 1902 til 1904.
&reIibeuteu pffeutlissjOrbe OHsbass
ben amenbereoe sienlioise 9rattat mel
lem De 5Oreueoe Stater % Saipai. Den
beitemmcr bl. u. at Den Sfal itaa beo
Mast / Z Iar, eller inotil IL Wnaneoer
e~fterat ben enc Bart bar uotalt tit gnIfe
ON at opb9pe ben. Traftdten siuer be
5oreneoe Staters Sfibe uoeluffenbe
Set til at lress ino | Year 5lubens
Saun paa Gen sgabn. 9e 5oreneoe
Stater faar usiaa Ret til at anlasse os
nebliseboloe Ell &ultatiou Der.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13
BURNED TO DEATH IN A THEATRE.
The Infant Town of Hurley, WIS., o"''-
Grated by Flame.

ASHLAND. Wis. July Flor the fourth
time i'm its brief history the mining town Oh
Hurley. on the Gogebic range, has been Wis
tied with terrible fire, this time to the al
u, st total destruction Of the town and the
loss of nearly. if not quite score 81 lives.
les than two weeks ago, June y, two blocks
in tine lu.ine,s center were burned to the
Ground i'm as many hours, az q cost Oh
10000 The tract thus devastated was on
Saturday swarming with workmen' an" III q
short time would have been rebuilt Oh
much larger scale than before The WORK
mon laid down their tools at % O'Clock "ii'
drew their weeks wages. which two nouns
later many of them were spendihs III '''
numerous saloons down town. A.
Retyveon : and o o'clock the Alcazar inca
fro a large beer hall and vnrietJ $40" oi,
Main street was swarming with these auh
other uatrons. gamblers and attaches OF une
rl,co One of the latter, "a waiter girl ana
variety actress. went 70 the top ioft OF the
building with lighted oil lamp. She is pre-
sumed to lave dropped the lamp. for, almost
instantly after her disappearance, from Che
lower floor a flame OF fire shot skyword from
the roof Of the building, and a second Later
the structure was ablaze from the cellar mp
4 largo building, but ike everything else
in Hurley constructed wholly of fat pine IL
fen am instant prey to the fire. TIE upper
floors were filed with women. who. realizing
their terrible plight, with no possible escape
from death. added their screams % the ter
rors of the moment, and through tho glare
these Wretchci creatures were seen aId heard
but briefly before the flames folded in upon
them and swallowed them up
Nearly. 81 not quite $50 buildings were
consumed Among them We're The Bank of
Hurley and the American Express COM
pany's Office, whose safes are visible. up
turned in the ruins A large church was also
burned
All that remains Of the town is th, Burton
house and another smaller hotel. the Lake
Shore depot and two or three new residences
ON the very summit of the SLOPE whose dee
tachei position saved them There is no in-
urauce. as oil fhe companies cancelled their
fici,s Immediately after the late fire.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Detroit Irijua6s correspondent
out at Ann Arbor gets to the front in his
account of Tuesdays proceedings by an
nouncing that the day began early
That's right. If the day hadn't COM
menced until way along in the afternoon
il might have OccasiOned the suspicion
that Governor Luce had got in his veto
on daylight.-Ftnton (Nicl.) independent
The Richmond Times Oyerwhelms the
coupon boycotters, who threaten to in
crease the liquor taxes if liquor-dealers
use coupons, by the query how party
that doubles taxes on account of failure
of its policy can hope to maintain its
power" Such party is pretty sure to
double itself up into an untwistable twist.
There will not be any doubling of taxes
this year or the next either, it may be de
pended on, for the people are getting
monstrously tired of policy of obstruc-
ton and fOOlishness that seems to have
no purpose but to perpetuate in power
men who can have no political future
when il is conceded and understood by
the people that they are neither able nor
willing to settle the debt on fair and
honorable basis 1t is high time for them
to yield the reins OF government to other
hands.-Inder-ARped
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13
THE CONSTITUTION RECOGNIZED

The Wytheville Democrats, in passing
the following resolutions, show the com
mon sense and manhood that are the
first qualities Of real Virginians, and the
example should be followed promptly by
all who see the difference between dema-
goging and patriotism. We hear very
much the same thing through private
sources from other sections, and the
question is, can we fight the authority Of
the United States
II Is the only country we have, and if
we defy its law in one case we only set
the example to defy it in any other case,
according to the taste of boycotiers,
communists. moonshiners, or Nihilisls.
The following is the text Of the Wythe-
Vile resolutions:
Resolved, That we favor fair and
honest settlement OF the State debt upon
a basis which will meet the just demands
Of the creditors and the reasonable claim
on the part OF the State for a reduction
Of the same: and should a departure
from the terms Of the Riddlebergcr bill
be necessary to accomplish this result,
then we favor such departure.
Resolved, That we recognize the Con
stituiion of the United States and the
laws made in pursuance thereof as the
supreme law Of the land, and that the
Interpretation given TO the Constitution
and laws by the Supreme Court OF the
United States should be accepted ana
obeyed by all law-abiding citizens.
Resolved, That we see in the rapid
growth Of the South and in the general
prosperity Of our common country, I'M
der the wise ana patriotic administration
of = esident Cleveland, signs of return
ing thrift, which ought to inspire the sons
Of Virginia with faith in her ultimate
ability 10 meet her obligations
The Hon. David 5. Pierce, who made
this move in Wythe county, is patriot
We have here the ring Of the old-time
Virginia Honest payment Of just debt (;
obedience to law, and reverence for the
constituted authorities. Until the recent
dayof demagogues and devices there was
no land where these teachings met with
such reverence as amongst the people OF
Virginia. May it be that the day of that
reverence Is about TO return.
All honor TO Mr.. Pierce for his courage
in standing up for right and truth. All
honor to the good people of Wythc for
their manliness in declaring TO The world
that old Wythe can be counted on for
neither population nor notification.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13

The Dipqtcb declared last week that il
was not for dtying the law, but for o'od-
nq it. We asked il to point out where
it drew the line between the two, and it
has not yet done so. Come ncighbor,
wake up and give us an answer
We also showed that as the DiY0tch
was I'm favor Of destroying % taxpayers
property i'm one of the States coupons
by devices and indircctions, there was no
difference in principle between it and
Henry George That the only difference
between them was in degree That the
Dspatlh would destroy a mans property
in a coupon, while George would destroy
il I'm a coupon but in a brick
house also the Di,potA, however, stopping
at brick houses. We asked the Dipotci
to point ont TO us in what the
difference between its views an ! George
consisted We have had no answer yet.
Come neighbor, wake up and give MS an
answer We also showed that i'm Osborn
VS.. The Bank of the United States, decided
in 1923, the Supreme Court of the United
States held that suits, such as are every day
brought here in the United States Court
against trespassing State county treas
urers are not forbidden by the Eleventh
Amendment, and we called upon the
D.spatr1 to show wherein the suits
brought against trespassing county treas
urers differ from Osborn vs.. The Bank
We have had no answer yet. Come
neighbor, wake up and give us an answer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13

. Queen Kapiolani is landei on our
shores again TO the ieyerberating ovation
Of brass band aud with complimentary
speeches by Collector Magone, Deputy
Surveyor Whalen, and the court lunch
bearer Of the State Department, Seyelon
Brown The latter is the picturesque
snob of the clerical underlings, of whom
he is chief and when toadyism offers a
premium TO the biggest turnkey Lunch
Bearer Brown is always there in charge
of the champagne and sandwiches.
The dusky Queen is said by Brown not
TO be disturbed by the revolution in Ha-
wall. But the interesting feature Of the
circus is that Princess Lilinokalani sings
the melodies of her native land and
touches the light guitar.
Now, as the majesty OF Hawaii is some
what fallen into the scar and yellow leaf
It might be match to wed Brown with
the Princess. oh that such snob-alleyi-
ating incident could occur to tighten the
trials of the silly season.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13

We called attention some time ago to
the great advantage to Richmond if pro-
vision would be made for more extensive
parks. The immense increase of values
in Washington is attributed to the system
of beautjfying the city i'm this manner
The consequent rise in real estate around
the parks increases taxes sufficiently 20
enable a city to pay the interest on the
necessary amount of bonds she issues TO
carry out the plan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13

The proposed convention of postal
clerks should be at once and incon-
tinently sat down on. Judging from the
antics of some postal clerks the first
motion before the convention would be
to stop the letters and communications
that did not favor their own political
ideas, large amount of which are Re
publican. Don't we know that in 1893
how the rustic plowman, as he homcward
plodded his weary way, used to find
bundles of the Comyaign along the rail
road tracks that the Republican postal
card readers had flung out of the window
Yea, verify, we had to send out the
election number by express.